Buddy passes, Airways

[stick-n-rudder]

Urgent. Can anyone sell me 2 buddy passes on Airways flight 3270 or 3263, leaving PHL to IND today? I believe they're RAH operated. Much appreciated.

 

[m77y]

Both of those flights look full. 2048 and 3211 look to be the best options for today

 

[EDUC8-or]

Selling buddy passes is a good way to get your pass privileges yanked, if someone decided to give them to you that would be another story.

 

[JordanD]

Selling buddy passes is a good way to get your pass privileges yanked, if someone decided to give them to you that would be another story.

Ill give him the benefit of the doubt and assume he meant he'll pay the cost of the buddy pass... But yeah, that.

 

[stick-n-rudder]

Yes, that's exactly what I meant.
Thanks for the info m77y.

 

[stick-n-rudder]

UA put them on 2048, I was just trying to get them here earlier.

 

[jwp_145]

Does anyone remember the 2 homies last year who were denied boarding on a US Airways flight because they looked straight outta Compton? They held a press release to sue the airline for racial discrimination.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/today...suit-discrimination-or-rule-breaking/2083933/

 

[stick-n-rudder]

Does anyone remember the 2 homies last year who were denied boarding on a US Airways flight because they looked straight outta Compton? They held a press release to sue the airline for racial discrimination.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/today...suit-discrimination-or-rule-breaking/2083933/

What's your point?

 

[DPApilot]

Does anyone remember the 2 homies last year who were denied boarding on a US Airways flight because they looked straight outta Compton? They held a press release to sue the airline for racial discrimination. http://www.usatoday.com/story/today...suit-discrimination-or-rule-breaking/2083933/

Yes. And that why I only have passes to people I knew very damned well. They were usually in the industry in some form also.

 

[ChasenSFO]

Does anyone remember the 2 homies last year who were denied boarding on a US Airways flight because they looked straight outta Compton? They held a press release to sue the airline for racial discrimination.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/today...suit-discrimination-or-rule-breaking/2083933/

I'll pour out some Ole English for those 2 next time I'm in first class. But in general, if you put people on buddy passes and they sue the airline for enforcing the employee dress code, you're gonna have a bad time.

Yes. And that why I only have passes to people I knew very damned well. They were usually in the industry in some form also.

"There's no need to get management involved!".

 

[jwp_145]

What's your point?

Apparently the point I was trying to make is that half the people on here are Richards.

It's not as if I went totally off topic. You were asking people who have no earthly idea who you are to put their jobs on the line to sell you buddy passes for yet a 3rd party. I don't know if you are A: in the 121 industry, or B: Treat your buddy passes so willynilly, but if both A and B, I'd be more careful if I were you. The employee in the article I posted, on the same airline you were asking for passes on, at the very LEAST lost his pass privileges. At the worst he was fired and is not rehirable.

I believe that my "point" as you called it was much more easily identified than the point of you asking me that in the first place.

 

[stick-n-rudder]

I see. Well, I was asking for a favor and, though I don't know many people on here I do know a few and I am in the industry. If you don't know me how about instead asking a little about who I am and what segment of the industry I am in before making an assumption and then talking down on me for inquiring about said assumption?

You could've taken this as an opportunity to network with a fellow peer who needed a hand but instead chose to pass out judgements and stand in the way of help, networking, and all that is JC. Thanks for being a Richard.